Jay Chou and Jolin Tsai Dating Again?

Taiwanese superstar Jay Chou was spotted bowling with old flame, pop diva Jolin Tsai , at a bowling alley in Taipei on Friday. That night, both Chou and Tsai reportedly arrived separately with a group of friends and sat in adjoining seats at the bowling alley. Their friends helped pass messages between the pair as they bowled.

When Taiwanese reporters arrived at the bowling alley after receiving a tip off, Chou, who was sporting a mask, rushed off with his party while Tsai attempted to hide behind her friends.

Observers said Chou was visibly upset at the intrusion. In contrast, Chou was all smiles when reporters caught up with him during a late-night hot pot session with his "Treasure Hunter" co-star, Taiwanese model Lin Chiling , last month.

Chou and Tsai were involved in a high-profile breakup in February 2005, after Chou was photographed with news anchor-turned-television host Patty Hou in Tokyo.

Following their separation in 2005, Tsai, 29, reportedly refused to accept any new songs written by Chou or appear with him on stage. She also refused to appear on Hou's television show.

Their frosty relationship only began to thaw in June 2007, with Chou revealing that he and Tsai had begun contacting each other once more, but it hit another rough patch when Chou accused Tsai's record label manager of manipulating the music charts.

It is only after Hou recent engagement to banker boyfriend Ken Huang, that Chou and Tsai's relationship returned to normal, said Taiwanese media.

Chou, who turns 31 on January 18, will have his work cut out for him if he is serious about romancing Tsai again. Tsai said in June last year that she and Chou were just good friends.

Tsai also told reporters on Sunday that she "forgot if [Jay Chou's] birthday fell on the 17 or 18 January", though whether or not this is all an act to hide a romantic relationship is unknown.

Both Chou and Tsai's managers have declined to comment on their relationship and expressed that they did not interfere in their clients' private lives.

(Source: Channelnewsasia )